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Rate your seatsSituated in Cincinnati, OH, Cincinnati Music Hall is a diverse venue catering to a range of events throughout the year including concert and theater. Boasting a capacity of 2,289 attendees, fans are always on the lookout for the best available tickets.
The four main ticket options to choose from include:
To learn more about your event, select from the following categories and read about the seating options available.
Choosing the best tickets for an event at Cincinnati Music Hall can vary by preference and event. The following groups are a good place to start when looking for tickets.
Orchestra/Terrace: Sitting here is the lowest level of seating meaning seats won't lose distance due to height and brings ticketholders closer to the event.
Boxes: For more space than a traditional ticket at Cincinnati Music Hall, this is a good option. Boxes tickets provide a more comfortable experience.
Balcony: While not the closest seats, Balcony tickets are a good middle tier option. They are best for those that might not have the budget for extra amenities or being close.
Read more below to learn about all options available for your event.
Balcony seating offers a balanced and optimal view of the stage. Its central location in the theaters middle level makes it a great compromise for those deciding between the upper and lower levels.
Boxes are enclosed areas, that offer patrons a semi-private space with a limited number of seats, providing an intimate and luxurious setting.
Located above the main sections, Gallery seating provides a panoramic view of the entire stage. Patrons in the Gallery enjoy a bird's-eye view of the show, capturing the grandeur of stage productions.
The lowest seating level, often referred to as the Orchestra/Terrace, provides an immersive and up-close experience for show attendees. The Orchestra/Terrace allows patrons to feel intimately connected with the performers.
Located at a central height, Balcony seating provides balanced and elevated views, allowing patrons to enjoy a broad view of the stage from a distance not too far away.
Boxes typically accommodate a small number of people, providing an intimate and exclusive setting for concert-goers.
The Gallery is positioned higher than all other seating areas, providing a bird's-eye view of the stage. This elevation gives patrons a broader perspective of the entire performance area.
Orchestra/Terrace seating is positioned closer to the stage than upper levels, allowing fans to capture the intricate details of a concert. These seats are great for those wanting an up close experience without being on the floor or inside the pit area.
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